Council on Foreign Relations September, 2016 When Brazil attends the Group of 20 Summit in Hangzhou next week, cybersecurity will be on the top of everyone’s mind. This includes President Obama who received a letter from U.S. senators this week urging him raise the issue with his Chinese hosts. A spate
Open Democracy – The hacktivist group has significantly ramped up its cyber attacks for the Olympic Games
Los Angeles Times – Brazilian security personnel are not the only ones preoccupied with security threats
The Boston Globe – Brazil’s friendishly complicated political and economic crises are sending the country into a tailspin
El País January, 2016 Tentativas de cercear os direitos digitais dos brasileiros contrastam com a fama do país de bastião da liberdade na rede Uma juíza de São Paulo chocou o Brasil em dezembro ao exigir que todas as operadoras de telefonia do país bloqueassem
Brazilians take their social media very seriously. The country has one of the fastest growing populations of Internet users in the world
Foreign Affairs – Brazil ranks second worldwide in online bank fraud and financial malware. Yet much of the Brazilian public remains unaware of the scale of the problem.
Absence of laws and light penalties set the stage for Brazil’s cybercrime
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